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I agree with you, cannabis seems to help a lot of people, and nearly anything that reduces rates of opioid abuse is a good thing. But, man, am I tired of smell

I agree with you, cannabis seems to help a lot of people, and nearly anything that reduces rates of opioid abuse is a good thing. But, man, am I tired of smelling it everywhere. If cannabis users are going to be so inconsiderate about stinking up common spaces, it's going to be difficult to support legalizing it for recreational use.

arca_vorago 9y ago
Hence edibles, tinctures, lotions, etc.
t0mbstone 9y ago
If they use a proper vaporizer or an edible or any number of other techniques, the smell isn't a problem. Only uneducated idiots actually smoke the stuff anymore. There are so much better delivery mechanisms nowadays which are much less harsh on your throat and lungs, it's not even funny. Source: I used to live in Denver, and I knew a lot of friends and co-workers who used vaporizers and never had a problem with smell.
oblib 9y ago
I'm not big fan of the smell either, especially in public spaces, but I'm much more affected personally by the perfumes people wear, both men and women. Some of those will give me splitting headaches that last for hours, even days, after just a few minutes of exposure. It took me years to figure out that was causing me to feel so awful. I spent my younger years getting sick in school, in church, in shopping malls and when visiting relatives. I've gotten good at avoiding it now, but I don't whine and complain about it to everyone who uses that stuff. I just remove myself from their presence. I've also noticed that many of those who complain the loudest about the smell of herb or tobacco are those that reek the most of those nasty toxic perfumes so if you've drenched yourself in that crap before you walk by me and decide to complain about herb smoke be prepared to have me unload on your toxic smelly self because I will not hesitate.

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I agree with you, cannabis seems to help a lot of people, and nearly anything that reduces rates of opioid abuse is a good thing. But, man, am I tired of smell

by i_am_nomad 9y ago

arca_vorago 9y ago
Hence edibles, tinctures, lotions, etc.
t0mbstone 9y ago
If they use a proper vaporizer or an edible or any number of other techniques, the smell isn't a problem. Only uneducated idiots actually smoke the stuff anymore. There are so much better delivery mechanisms nowadays which are much less harsh on your throat and lungs, it's not even funny. Source: I used to live in Denver, and I knew a lot of friends and co-workers who used vaporizers and never had a problem with smell.
oblib 9y ago
I'm not big fan of the smell either, especially in public spaces, but I'm much more affected personally by the perfumes people wear, both men and women. Some of those will give me splitting headaches that last for hours, even days, after just a few minutes of exposure. It took me years to figure out that was causing me to feel so awful. I spent my younger years getting sick in school, in church, in shopping malls and when visiting relatives. I've gotten good at avoiding it now, but I don't whine and complain about it to everyone who uses that stuff. I just remove myself from their presence. I've also noticed that many of those who complain the loudest about the smell of herb or tobacco are those that reek the most of those nasty toxic perfumes so if you've drenched yourself in that crap before you walk by me and decide to complain about herb smoke be prepared to have me unload on your toxic smelly self because I will not hesitate.